KeUndre Rayquan Stalling

KeUndre Rayquan Stalling, age 24, of Macon, Georgia was tragically taken from us far too soon on February 1, 2026. Born on November 29, 2001, to Shayla Stalling and Keith Donaldson, he was always an energetic kid who loved the outdoors, playing video games, and sports in his younger years. Towards the end of his life, he became passionate about making music and writing songs, which was an outlet to express his emotions, joyous thoughts, and things that tried to overtake him.

KeUndre was educated in the Bibb County School District and was a student at Southwest High School before completing Youth Challenge Academy in Fort Stewart, Georgia. He dedicated several years to his pursuit of purpose, trying to find his path in life and searching for the place where he belonged while navigating between family in Macon, Georgia and Camilla, Georgia. Those who knew him recognized a beacon of potential, where he dreamed of a peaceful existence; a sense of belonging; thoughts of a loving relationship; a future writing music; making his “bread” (money); smoking a little weed--to be honest--; and children of his own.

After completing Youth Challenge and returning home to Macon, KeUndre relocated to Baconton, Georgia in search of a more positive environment, different from the negative, stereotypical lifestyle of many young Black men today. Living alone in a new town, he was committed to doing everything he could to make his dreams a reality. Though an unexpected tragedy interrupted the manifestation of KeUndre’s plans, those who knew and loved him will carry his thoughts and dreams in memory of him.  God had other plans. We understand that God’s timing is not our timing, and His plans are not always our plans. 

KeUndre was preceded in death by his Papa, Deacon Captain Leroy Jackson of Macon, Georgia; “Mr. Wayne” Foster of Macon, Georgia; and several uncles, aunts, cousins, and friends. 

He is survived by his loving mother and stepfather, Shayla (Theotis “Theo”) Taylor of Byron, Georgia; second mom, Tracy Hightower of Locust Grove, Georgia; father and stepmother, Keith Donaldson (Ebony McAllister) of Camilla, Georgia; maternal grandmothers, Carrie Jackson  and Julie Rooks both of Macon, Georgia; maternal grandfather, Willie “Frank” Stalling of Macon, Georgia; paternal grandfather, Keith (Jackie) Scott; paternal grandmother, Janice Donaldson; devoted maternal brothers and sisters, Covashea “Trez” Stalling (Tequayla Devereaux) of Macon, Georgia, Treykurian “Trey” (Laquanna) Johnson of Byron, Georgia, Treneisha “Nekie” Swint, Keon Lovett (Kimberly “Kim” Ussery), and Keinija “Bean” Taylor, all of Macon, Georgia; paternal brothers and sister, Kesani of Duluth, Georgia, Jade Donaldson, Essence Donaldson, and Rernard McAllister, all of Camilla, Georgia; four beacons of joy who gave him a reason to live, his nieces and nephews, Royal Stalling, Royalty Stalling, Major Stalling, and Mason Stalling, all of Macon, Georgia; two best friends, Avrie Grayer and Kennedy Stubbs; and a host of uncles, aunts, cousins and friends.

KeUndre was loved by many--too many to list--but those who played a significant role in his life, know he loved them. Time will not permit us to correct anything on this side of the grave, but if you have accepted Jesus Christ as your Lord and Savior it is our prayer that all will be well on the other side.

Though KeUndre has departed from this world, his spirit lives on in the lives he touched and the musical legacy he leaves behind. A light for many that was extinguished too soon, but a spirit that will never be forgotten.

Serenity Funeral Home - Dublin has charge of arrangements.

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